Better browsing from Microsoft

Quite frankly I found my FireFox 3 experience disappointing. I really can't see what all the fuss is about. So I'm back to Avant Browser. So much faster.
 
I wish I didn't have to, but when you design websites you have to make sure they look the same, or at least decent, in all browsers. :rolleyes:

If, for your work, you have to install it, the easiest way imho is to use FF and IE Tab (https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/1419)
Then, even though you're forced to develop for IE users, you can at least use FF as your browser, but IE as the rendering engine.
 
Quite frankly I found my FireFox 3 experience disappointing. I really can't see what all the fuss is about. So I'm back to Avant Browser. So much faster.

i also found firefox 3 disappointing, opera has too much features and it slows my pc down. IE is good , it is fast , and you can stumble much better than on Firefox
 
i also found firefox 3 disappointing, opera has too much features and it slows my pc down. IE is good , it is fast , and you can stumble much better than on Firefox

Hope you don't fall too hard :o
 
on IE i can download youtube videos using the the realplayer add on but with firefox 3 it is not compatible and i have to use the youtube downloader to download the video.

To download youtube clips in linux (or any other flash video for that matter) go to your /tmp directory after watching the video and copy it to any location. The clips' file name usually starts with an "F" followed my random alpha numerics with no file extention. In ubuntu it's easy to recognize coz it'll show a lil thumbnail of the clip.
 
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9) Gecko/2008061015 Firefox/3.0

improve on that M$ and I'll use your shoddy virus-infested products
 
To download youtube clips in linux (or any other flash video for that matter) go to your /tmp directory after watching the video and copy it to any location. The clips' file name usually starts with an "F" followed my random alpha numerics with no file extention. In ubuntu it's easy to recognize coz it'll show a lil thumbnail of the clip.

Thank you very much for that tip CirclingTheSun. i will keep it handy:)
 
But if IE becomes the standard again...really why not.

No one browser should ever be the standard - all should render to standards. As a web designer I don't have to worry about my site looking differnet in everybody's browser, and everybody can use the browser they're most comfortable with.

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9) Gecko/2008061015 Firefox/3.0

improve on that M$ and I'll use your shoddy virus-infested products
Good luck finding the .deb :D

(Actually, for some reason ies4linux won't install on my current installation. If I cared, I'd spent more time figuring it out - but I don't.)
 
Quite frankly I found my FireFox 3 experience disappointing. I really can't see what all the fuss is about. So I'm back to Avant Browser. So much faster.

I tried it but hate the fact that you can't see if it's actually working - no animation when you click a link, sometimes causing you to click it again to make sure... reload... that really sucked for me.
 
I tried it but hate the fact that you can't see if it's actually working - no animation when you click a link, sometimes causing you to click it again to make sure... reload... that really sucked for me.

no animation in FF ? then you are blind. if not have a look in the top right hand corner.
 
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